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Programme
Patron
Annette Widmann-Mauz,
Parliamentary State Secretary
at the Federal Ministry of Health
Connecting Healthcare IT
14 –16 April 2015
Welcome to conhIT 2015
conhIT 2015
Dates
14 – 16 April 2015
Opening Hours
Academy: 9:00 am –1:00 pm
Congress: 9:30 am –1:00 pm
Industrial Fair and Networking:
11:00 am –6:00 pm
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Venue
Berlin Exhibition Grounds
(Berlin ExpoCenter City)
Halls 1.2 to 4.2
South Entrance
(Jafféstraße)
Organizer
Messe Berlin GmbH
Messedamm 22
14055 Berlin, Germany
Messe Berlin contacts
Industrial Fair
Ursula Baumann
Phone +49 30 3038 2225
[email protected]
Sponsor
German Association of Health IT
Vendors – bvitg e. V.
Taubenstraße 23
10117 Berlin, Germany
bvitg contacts
Congress, Academy,
Networking
Jennifer Adam
Phone +49 30 2062258 58
[email protected]
Information Technology is an essential element in sustainable, modern healthcare. It creates efficiency, effectiveness and transparency for everyone involved and facilitates cross-sectoral healthcare with a focus on the patient.
ConhIT is an industrial fair, congress, and academy with a
variety of networking events.
From 14 to 16 April 2015 the full range of Health IT will be
presented at conhIT. In addition to offering a complete
market overview conhIT, Europe’s largest event with a
focus on healthcare IT, provides outstanding opportunities
for advanced training and networking. At conhIT manufacturers and users as well as representatives of politics, science
and administrations will be gathering to discuss industry
developments, exchange views and learn from each other’s
experiences. In 2015 more than 6,500 visitors are expected
to visit the 360 plus exhibitors.
Use the conhIT app which will be available in time for the
event from the App Store and Google Play for a more effective conhIT visit.
Make sure you are in Berlin next spring when the slogan
will again be “Connecting Healthcare IT“.
www.conhit.com
We are looking forward to welcoming you.
Detailed conhIT 2015 press services information
for journalists and exhibitors:
www.conhIT.com/Press Service
Special thanks are due to our cooperation partners for their
support with the content and scientific aspects of this event.
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Industrial Fair
CONGRESS
INDUSTRIAL FAIR
Every morning experts will be reporting on health IT innovations and trends under the slogan “Shaping the future with
health IT”. The reports will be spread over a total of 18 sessions. The lectures are designed interactively to provide space
for a lively exchange between speakers and listeners. Visitors
can look forward to a high-class, diversified congress programme, planned by representatives of major target groups
with the information and training needs of the healthcare IT
industry strongly in mind.
At conhIT the entire range of Healthcare IT products and
services will be on show upon an area occupying over 13,500
square metres. No other event has such a wide-ranging and
concentrated display of products and services as conhIT in
Berlin. All the leading market players will be represented at the
Industrial Fair. Combined stands from Austria, Denmark, the
Netherlands and Switzerland as well as themed areas will round
off the event.
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ACADEMY
The four seminars at the conhIT academy will consider
selected health IT issues in detail. The lecturers will
generously allocate their time for learning, discussing and
exercising. Each seminar is limited to 40 participants, so early
registration is strongly recommended. Academy seminars
will only be held in German.
NETWORKING
conhIT also provides the platform where all those involved in
this sector can engage in discussions and networking on
current topics. Numerous events are being provided, in
collaboration with national and international IT and healthcare institutions, where relevant topics can be discussed and
efforts can be made jointly to promote issues of particular
concern to the industry. Contacts among the participants are
facilitated through the use of traditional networking formats.
conhIT Career Highlights
In addition to job vacancies offered at the conhIT job
exchange, conhIT exhibitors are featured as potential
employers in the conhIT Careers Guide. The Recruiting Day
on April 15, 2015 presents outstanding opportunities for
students as well as for career newcomers and specialists.
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Innovative solutions for networked and mobile health services
are focused on the “mobile health ZONE“ in Hall 4.2. A varied
program nurturing dialog for pioneering ideas will be presented
on the affiliated lecture area.
EXHIBITION PROFILE
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Software for hospitals, rehabilitation clinics and
care homes
IT solutions for medical practices, laboratories and
radiographers
Hardware und IT infrastructure
Communication solutions
Telemedicine solutions
Archiving and documentation
IT consultancy
Medical engineering (meets IT)
Mobile Health
Networked buildings systems
Outsourcing
Quality and knowledge management
Research
Associations and institutions
Publishers/ Trade publications
The conhIT Virtual Market Place provides an overview of the
products and services being offered by conhIT exhibitors at this
event. This can help you to plan your visit and arrange appointments with exhibitors in advance:
www.virtualmarket.conhit.com
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conhIT satellite event 2015
from GMDS and BVMI
Date
Times
Venue
Monday, 13 April 2015
1:00 pm – 6:00 pm
Evening event starting at 6:00 pm
ABION Spreebogen Waterside Hotel
Alt Moabit 99 | 10559 Berlin
Registration and a fee are required for the workshops. Details
about the programme and registration at: www.gmds.de.
(Workshop language: German)
14 April | Congress
Congress Hall 1
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09:30 SESSION 1 | CONGRESS HALL 1
IT STRATEGY AND IT SERVICE MANAGEMENT FOR SMALL AND
MEDIUM-SIZED HOSPITALS – RECIPES FOR SUCCESS IN PRACTICE
Chaired by: Dr. Christoph Seidel, BVMI e. V.
Dr. Carl Dujat, CCESigG e. V.
The centralization of medical data in one archive
Christoph Kreutner, Merian Iselin Klinik
WORKSHOPS
ORGANIZERS
How can IHE assist with German Requirements? An Example
Dr. Frank Oemig, Agfa HealthCare GmbH
Process support and applications
for legal compliant archiving and
provision of trusted and auditable
patient records
Dr. Carl Dujat (Erkelenz),
Oliver Reinhard (Heidelberg),
Jürgen Bosk (Brunswick)
GMDS – ”Archiving of medical
records” AKU Work group
together with Competence
Center for Electronic Signatures
in Healthcare (CCESigG)
ESAMIT – Unique Standards-Architecture for medical
IT-Services
Nina Vrielink, CETUS Consulting GmbH
Evidence-based decision support:
Digital patient data meet digital
knowledge
Dr. Cord Spreckelsen (Aachen),
Prof. Dr. Rainer Röhrig
(Oldenburg)
GMDS Work group
”Knowledge-based systems
in Medicine”
Health Software – More Than
Fitness Apps?
Martin Wiesner (Heilbronn),
Monika Pobiruchin (Heilbronn)
GMDS-Project group
“Consumer Health Informatics“
The new MDK-Test method
(PrüfvV)
Burkhard Fischer (Düsseldorf),
Prof. Kurt Becker (Bremen),
Dr. Matthias Schäg (Fulda)
GMDS-Work group
“Medical Management (Medical
Controlling, quality management,
Risk management, process
Management)“
Healthcare IT between regulation and innovation – Challenges
in developing and applying
healthcare standards
Dr. Christof Geßner (Berlin),
Dr. Frank Oemig (Cologne)
GMDS-Work group
“Standards for interoperability
and electronic health records“
mHealth – Interoperable and IHE
compliant Apps that support
daily clinical work
Dr. Christoph Seidel (Brunswick),
Dr. Pierre-Michael Meier
(Grevenbroich)
German Medical Informatics
Professional association (BVMI)
together with
ENTSCHEIDERFABRIK
Are IT strategy and IT service management possible within
small and medium-sized hospitals despite limited resources?
Reimar Engelhardt, German Association of Hospital IT
Managers
Panel Discussion
11:30
From 6:00 pm Evening Event Dinner
casual get-together with short address for all workshop
participants.
06 | 13 April 2015 | satellite event
SESSION 4 | CONGRESS HALL 1
INCREASING THE EFFICACY OF PROCESS SUPPORT BY IT
Chaired by: Dr. Pierre-Michael Meier, IuiG/ENTSCHEIDERFABRIK
Prof. Dr. Christian Wache, University of Applied Sciences
Konstanz
Drug Safety? Accounting security? Information Extraction.
A terminology server platform for hospital core processes
Kirstin Irsig, ID Information und Dokumentation im
Gesundheitswesen GmbH & Co. KGaA
Faster access and fast user switching with Single Sign-On
Waldemar Potratz, Zollernalb Klinikum
CDSS, CPOE, Closed-loop medication: To what extent is
automation of the medication process possible and desirable?
Dr. Andreas Balser, MEIERHOFER AG
Implementation of an IT hub system at University Heart Center
(UHZ) Hamburg: preconditions of a successful large-scale IT
project
Uwe Kohlstädt, University Heart Center
Panel Discussion
13:30 OPENING SESSION & KEYNOTE | CONGRESS HALL 1
Official opening of conhIT 2015 with remarks from the
organizer, partners and guests from politics.
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14 April | Congress
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Congress Hall 2
09:30 SESSION 2 | CONGRESS HALL 2
INNOVATIVE IT SOLUTIONS IN CROSS-SECTORAL HEALTH CARE AND
GERMANY’S “HIGHLY SPECIALIZED AMBULATORY CARE”
Chaired by: Angelika Händel, Erlangen University Hospital
Dr. Christian Peters, Federal Association of the AOK
Congress Hall 3
09:30 SESSION 3 | CONGRESS HALL 3
MIT – NETWORKING OF MEDICAL ENGINEERING AND IT IN
HOSPITALS
Chaired by: Bernd Behrend, ALB FILS Clinics Göppingen
Stefan Smers, ALKRZ
Increasing efficiency by using IT: IT-supported clinical pathways in
physicians’ networks
Michael Saxler, CompuGroup Medical Deutschland AG
Interoperability as a way of investment protection in
networked hospital
Carsten Michels, BearingPoint GmbH
Evidence based pathways for an interdisciplinary disease
management in oncology
Prof. Britta Böckmann, University of Applied Sciences and Arts
Dortmund
MIT management in hospitals – A critical view of medical
technology and IT
Michael Winkel, Kliniken Essen-Mitte
Risk Management and Patient Safety – What about DIN 80001
and ISO 27001?
Frederik Humpert-Vrielink, PERSICON consultancy GmbH
Ambulatory specialized care – A perspective for eHealth in
Germany
Sonja Froschauer, Bundesverband ambulante spezialfachärztliche
Versorgung e.V.
Non-DICOM-images sent to PACS the elegant way
Bernhard Gaßmann, meso international GmbH
Control of an electronic health record by the patients
Dr. Sang-Il Kim, eHealth Switzerland
Panel Discussion
Bernd Behrend, Bernhard Gaßmann, Frederik Humpert-Vrielink,
Carsten Michels, Stefan Smers, Michael Winkel
Panel Discussion
Prof. Britta Böckmann, Sonja Froschauer, Angelika Händel,
Dr. Sang-Il Kim, Dr. Christian Peters, Michael Saxler
11:30
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SESSION 5 | CONGRESS HALL 2
TELEMEDICINE: MOTIVATION AND NECESSITY IN THE MEDICAL
SUPPLY – TELEMATICS INFRASTRUCTURE REQUIREMENTS
Chaired by: Sebastian C. Semler, TMF
Dr. Johannes Schenkel, German Medical Association
What are the requirements, a video camera in emergency
medicine has to fulfill?
Bibiana Metelmann, Greifswald University Hospital
11:30
SESSION 6 | CONGRESS HALL 3
CURRENT LEGISLATION: INTELLIGENT FRAMEWORK OR
NECESSARY COURSE CORRECTION?
Chaired by: Ekkehard Mittelstaedt, German Association of
Health IT Vendors – bvitg e. V.
Dr. Günter Steyer, eHealth Consulting
Current laws from a supply policy perspective
Dr. Katja Leikert, MdB, Lower House of German Parliament
CANKADO – eSupport during treatment of cancer patients
Prof. Timo Schinköthe, GEMKOM (charitable association)
The Digital Agenda of the Federal Republic of Germany
and the role of the health sector within it
Jens Koeppen, MdB, Lower House of German Parliament
IHE-compliant telemonitoring in cardiologic rehabilitation
Dr. Markus Lehner, x-tention Informationstechnologie GmbH
Does the agenda policy benefit the digital health industry
Dr. Axel Paeger, AMEOS group
Panel Discussion
Dr. Michael Hübschen (Telekom Healthcare Solutions),
Sebastian C. Semler, Dr. Johannes Schenkel, Arthur Steinel
(CompuGroup Medical Deutschland AG), Prof. Björn Bergh
(IHE Deutschland e. V.)
Panel Discussion with representatives from politics, industry
and bvitg e. V.
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14 April | Academy
14 April | Networking
USABILITY ON MOBILE SYSTEMS
PANEL DISCUSSIONS & PRESENTATIONS
Usability is increasingly understood as an integral part of
product quality, particularly since Google, Apple and
Microsoft have introduced mobile systems.
Usability on mobile systems is not self-evident. The majority
of available apps on the market fail to satisfy the user.
The digital consultation – Fashion or less workload?
– Doctors in dispute
Organizer: kma – Das Gesundheitswirtschaftsmagazin
Target group
The workshop is aimed at developers, who want to design
ergonomic mobile solutions as well as IT staff, who want to
assess usability.
Your benefits
You learn what you have to pay attention to if you want to
evaluate or develop a mobile app user Interface. Which
principles must always be observed? How are the modes of
interaction specified from a user perspective, to “pre-program“
intuitive use? These and other questions will be answered during the seminar and rehearsed in practical exercises. At the end
of the seminar there is the possibility of verifying what has been
learned in a test.
Time
9:00 am – 1:00 pm
Fee
130 Euros
Room
Academy Room, Hall 2.2
Lecturers
Thomas Geis, ProContext Consulting GmbH
Prof. Oliver J. Bott, University of Applied Sciences and
Arts Hannover
Prof. Christian Johner, Johner Institut
10 | 14 April 2015 | Academy
Focus “Safe drug treatment status quo and direction“
Organizer: “Drug safety” work group of German Association
of Health IT Vendors – bvitg e. V.
Focus “App-rupt end of interoperability?
– How do Apps und Standards match?“
Organizer: “Interoperability” work group of German
Association of Health IT Vendors – bvitg e. V.
Healthcare at an inflection point – Who wins the race in
Digital Health?
Organizer: XL Health AG
Interoperability – A module for process improvement in clinic
and operating room
Organizer: VDE MedTech
Strengthening Patients‘ rights with IT – Do patients have a
right for structured data?
Organizer: German Association of Health IT Vendors
– bvitg e. V.
Are hospitals critical?
Organizer: German Association of Health IT Vendors
– bvitg e. V.
14 April 2015 | Networking | 11
14 April | Networking
15 April | Congress
Congress Hall 1
WORKSHOPS
Digital Health Start-Up Showcase
Organizer: Berlin Partner for Business and Technology
Innovation-convention 2015
Organizer: Medizin-Management-Verband e. V.
Electronic patient record as a tool for better patient safety
Henning Schneider, University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf
Hospital IT in the transition from operator to pioneer
Timo Baumann, Telekom Healthcare Solutions
Trends and tendencies of health IT in Germany and Europe
Organizer: German Association of Health IT Vendors
– bvitg e. V.
Safe prescribing with Smart Medication
Dr. Christian Herrmann, Klinikum Region Hannover
Unified billing across system and facility boundaries using IHE
for patient data exchange at Heart Center Freiburg Univerity
Dr. Ralf Brandner, InterComponentWare AG
GUIDED TOURS AND EXCURSUIONS
Guided tour: Safe drug treatment, Interoperability, interand intra-sectoral communication
PARTNER EVENTS
Digitized or digital patient records – The beginning or the
end of information flow?
Organizer: ID Information und Dokumentation im Gesundheitswesen GmbH & Co. KGaA
PEPP 2015 – Understood everything?
Organizer: ID Information und Dokumentation im Gesundheitswesen GmbH & Co. KGaA
Project status meeting INFOPAT – INFOrmation Technology
for PATient-oriented health care in the Rhine-Neckar region
Organizer: Project INFOPAT
EVENING EVENT
conhIT party: From 6:00 pm in the foyer of the South
Entrance
12 | 14 April 2015 | Networking
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09:30 SESSION 7 | CONGRESS HALL 1
VALUE CONTRIBUTION OF IT IN THE HOSPITAL
Chaired by: Gunther Nolte, Arbeitsgemeinschaft
kommunaler Großkrankenhäuser
Helmut Schlegel, KH-IT e. V.
New regulatory framework for medical devices
Organizer: Dierks + Bohle Rechtsanwälte
Excursion “Home monitoring and heart failure“
Destination: GETEMED Medical and Information Technology
AG, Teltow
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Panel Discussion
Timo Baumann, Dr. Ralf Brander, Dr. Christian Herrmann,
Gunther Nolte, Helmut Schlegel, Henning Schneider
11:30
SESSION 10 | CONGRESS HALL 1
BIG DATA – FROM THE GRAY MATTER TO INTELLIGENT
SOLUTIONS!
Chaired by: Nino Mangiapane, Federal Ministry of Health
Dr. Axel Wehmeier, Telekom Healthcare Solutions
Big Data – Big dreams?
Dr. Peter Langkafel, German Medical Informatics Professional
Association
Smart Data: Clinical Research upon regular data?
Christoph Isele, Cerner Health Services GmbH
Combination of interactive and automated analysis for the
development of patient stratifications
Dr. Thorsten May, Fraunhofer Institute for Computer Graphics
Research IGD
Challenging Data Security – Big Data between chance and
responsibility
Boris Arendt, PERSICON legal GmbH
Implementing prevention in healthcare with help of Big Data
(use case of National Center for poisoning in Slovenia)
Ernest Žejn, Žejn d.o.o., Slovenia
Panel Discussion
Boris Arendt, Christoph Isele, Dr. Peter Langkafel,
Nino Mangiapane, Dr. Thorsten May, Melanie Taprogge,
Ernest Žejn
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15 April | Congress
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Congress Hall 2
09.30 SESSION 8 | CONGRESS HALL 2
MEDICAL DOCUMENTATION – CURRENT CHALLENGES AND
PROSPECTS
Chaired by: Markus Stein, Ethianum Clinic Heidelberg
Congress Hall 3
09.30 SESSION 9 | CONGRESS HALL 3
HEALTH DATA FROM WEARABLES, APPS AND SMARTPHONES –
WHY PROTECT DATA IF THE PATIENT HIMSELF PLACES IT INTO
THE INTERNET?
Chaired by: Matthias Zippel, Agfa HealthCare GmbH
Technical concepts to provide online health data
Marc Meurer, Polar Electro GmbH
Medical Documentation as integral part of geostrategic
management of hospital services
Nils F. Wittig, ANregiomed gKU
Stefan Lachmann, KMS Vertrieb und Services AG
Provision of health data by citizens
Malte Nissen, Technical University of Berlin
Christiane Schilhabel, University of Hamburg
Chances and limits of a (semi-) automatic semantic analysis of
medical documentation
Mark Neumann, ID GmbH & Co. KG
Voluntarily provided health data from the perspective of
consumer protection
Susanne Mauersberg, The Federation of German Consumer
Organisations – vzbv
11th Revision of ICD – Aspects for Germany
Ulrich Vogel, German Institute of Medical Documentation and
Information
Use of voluntarily-provided health data by cost carriers
Dr. Kerstin Bartels, Generali Insurance
Panel Discussion
Stefan Lachmann, Mark Neumann, Markus Stein, Ulrich Vogel,
Nils F. Wittig
11.30
SESSION 11 | CONGRESS HALL 2
HOSPITAL MANAGEMENT VIEW ON FUTURE TASKS,
OPPORTUNITIES AND REQUIREMENTS OF HOSPITAL IT
Chaired by: Prof. Andreas Becker, Catholic University of Applied
Sciences of North Rhine – Westphalia
Prof. Roland Trill, University of Applied Sciences Flensburg
Role of IT for Corporate Strategy
Dr. Dirk Albrecht, Contilia GmbH
IT demands from cross sectorial cooperation
Dietmar Pawlik, Klinikum Fulda
New test method – Mediation at federal level – Mediation at
country level – What to expect?
Dr. Alfred Estelmann und Dr. Christoph Wittmann,
Nuremberg Hospital
Panel Discussion
Dr. Dirk Albrecht, Prof. Andreas Becker, Dr. Alfred Estelmann,
Dietmar Pawlik, Prof. Roland Trill, Dr. Christoph Wittmann
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Panel Discussion
Dr. Kerstin Bartels, Susanne Mauersberg, Marc Meurer,
Malte Nissen, Christiane Schilhabel, Matthias Zippel
11.30
SESSION 12 | CONGRESS HALL 2
EMPOWERING PATIENTS THROUGH SOCIAL MEDIA AND THE
COMMUNICATION ACTIVITIES OF HOSPITALS
Chaired by: Dr. Peter Müller, Public Health Foundation
Dr. Philipp Stachwitz, Havelhöhe Community Hospital
TEP-app project to improve intersectoral care of patients with
a primary hip or knee replacement
Verena Lührs, Medical Chamber Lower Saxony
Going online is profitable for hospitals
Jan Alexander Bartels, Termine24 GmbH
New form of doctor-patient-communication in the ambulant
and intersectoral treatment based on the Doc Cirrus inSuite
Dr. Torsten Schmale, Doc Cirrus GmbH
When IT stands for "informative transparency".
University Hospital of Saarland breaks new ground
Prof. Hans-Joachim Schäfers, University Hospital of the Saarland
Panel Discussion
Jan Alexander Bartels, Verena Lührs, Dr. Peter Müller,
Prof. Hans-Joachim Schäfers, Dr. Torsten Schmale,
Dr. Philipp Stachwitz
15 April 2015 | Congress | 15
15 April | Academy
PROCESSING CONTRACT DATA
IT RISK MANAGEMENT
Do questions regarding ADV contracts cause you pain? No wonder, you are not a lawyer. Nevertheless, creating and testing
of ADV contracts belong to your tasks. In this workshop you
will get an overview of ADV contracting and gain important
tools for your working with it. You will talk with the lecturers about the essential technical, organizational and legal steps
from planning to the final solution. Questions of this area will
be discussed that range to dealing with the health data protection law requirements.
The aim of the seminar is to introduce procedures and general
conditions for an IT risk management (IT-RM) and to provide
practical experience. Starting with the strategic IT-RM structure the IT-RM-Process is then shown in its parts; the general
conditions are shown and specified according to the sensitive
infrastructure of a hospital. After that the practical implementation of an IT-RM is in focus. On the one hand, based upon
the experience of an IT Manager in-between requirements
and available resources and IT-RM in-between the worlds of IT
and medical technology. As a result, the participants should be
able evaluate their action in IT-RM and to name requirements.
At the end of the seminar there is the possibility of verifying
what has been learned in a test.
You will learn how to negotiate and write good ADV contracts.
Lawyers and a consultant will view the subject from different
angles and disclose their tips and tricks. That will ensure that,
despite all the legal formulations, you will always understand
what is really meant. At the end of the seminar there is the possibility of verifying what has been learned in a test.
Time
9:00 am – 1:00 pm
Time
9:00 am – 1:00 pm
Fee
Room
130 Euros
Fee
130 Euros
PR-Room, Hall 1.2
Room
Academy Room, Hall 2.2
Lecturers
Dr. Sibylle Gierschmann, Taylor Wessing Attorneys at Law
Dr. Carsten Schulz, Taylor Wessing Attorneys at Law
Hans-Werner Rübel, Rübel Consulting & Project Management
16 | 15 April 2015 | Academy
Lecturers
Prof. Matthias Knoll, University of Applied Sciences Darmstadt
René Salamon, Federal Office for Information Security (BSI)
Matthias Lammers, St. Bonifatius-Hospital Lingen
Frederik Humpert-Vrielink, Persicon AG
Armin Gärtner, Ingenieurbüro für Medizintechnik
Prof. Martin Staemmler, University of Applied Sciences
Stralsund
15 April 2015 | Academy | 17
15. April | Networking
PANEL DISCUSSIONS & PRESENTATIONS
WORKSHOPS
E-Health Act: Accelerator for the telematics infrastructure?
Organizer: German Association of Health IT Vendors – bvitg e. V.
Internet Medicine: If you are late, you will be punished
by the patient
Organizer: Bundesverband Internetmedizin e. V. (BIM)
Electronic prescribing – Revolution for doctor and patient
Organizer: The German Society of Hospital pharmacists
Focus “Big Data – The gold of the 21. Century?“
Organizer: “Politics” work group of German Association of
Health IT Vendors – bvitg e. V.
Health IT strategies in the era of integrated care
Organizer: COCIR
Innovations session 2015
Organizer: German Association of Health IT Vendors – bvitg e. V.
Personal Health Apps, Self-Tracking Gadgets and mHealth
Applications – Tailwind or challenge for eHealth in the
primary healthcare market?
Organizer: E-HEALTH-COM
Awarding of the best HEALTH APP
Organizer: Appcircus®
Project presentation & awards: Medicine-Management-Prize 2015
Organizer: The Association of German Healthcare Executives
Corporate success through optimal use of IT – Presentation
of the 5 key IT topics of 2014
Organizer: ENTSCHEIDERFABRIK
The conhIT Recruiting Day offers three special highlights: The Career Workshop, the
conhIT Young Investigator Award and the Career-Get-Together.
Career Workshop programme of 15 April 2015
Medical computer science – Current prospects for young professionals
Prof. Britta Boeckmann, University of Applied Sciences Dortmund
Hospital computer scientist – What do I need to know and what are the
requirements? Andreas Lockau, St. Mary‘s Hospital Hamm
Current research topics in computer science in medical computer science
Prof. Martin Dugas, Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster
Young professionals requirements and their chances in the industry
Jörg Holstein, VISUS Technology Transfer GmbH
Presentation of current research by Friedrich-Wingert Foundation
scholarship recipients
Topic: expert systems and intelligent technologies
18 | 15 April 2015 | Networking
Project TRESOR – Secure cloud infrastructure for health care
Organizer: Tresorkonsortium
GUIDED TOURS
Guided tour: Business intelligence, patient empowerment,
supply management
Fair Guide “MDK-Tools“
Organizer: German Association of Medical Controlling
Hospital tour “Telepathology“
Destination: Charité – Campus Mitte: Institute of Pathology,
Berlin
PARTNER EVENTS
3rd Public Statusmeeting OR.NET – Secure dynamic
networking in clinics and operation rooms
Organizer: Projekt OR.NET
conhIT Business Meetings
Organizer: Berlin Partner for Business and Technology –
Enterprise Europe Network Berlin-Brandenburg
Digital or digitized patient records – The beginning or
the end of information flow?
Organizer: ID Information und Dokumentation im
Gesundheitswesen GmbH & Co. KGaA
Safety in the medication process – Where do you not
want to be a patient yourself?
Organizer: ID Information und Dokumentation im
Gesundheitswesen GmbH & Co. KGaA
EVENING EVENT
Gala organized by the German Association of Health IT
Vendors – bvitg e. V.
By invitation only!
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Congress Hall 1
09:30 SESSION 13 | CONGRESS HALL 1
MOBILITY IN PATIENT CARE
Chaired by: Andreas Kassner, bvitg Service GmbH
Prof. Paul Schmücker, gmds e. V.
11:30
Congress Hall 2
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09:30 SESSION 14 | CONGRESS HALL 2
INTEROPERABLE AND LINKED: MODERN HOSPITAL IT
ARCHITECTURE
Chaired by: Dr. Christof Geßner, gematik – Society for Telematic
Applications of the Health Insurance Card
IHE based medical patient record in a mobile solution context
Gunther Nolte, Vivantes – Netzwerk für Gesundheit GmbH
Networking in the West German Teleradiology Network
Armin de Greiff, Essen University Hospital
Benefits of the mobile electronic patient record – Perspectives of
the nursing documentation
Dr. Pia Wieteck, RECOM GmbH & Co. KG
Flexible communication processes based on a modular HIS
architecture
Dr. Christian Haverkamp, Universitätsklinikum Freiburg
User Centered Design of a Pain-Assessment App following
IEC 62366
David Detzler, Ergosign GmbH
Intersectoral networking with telematics infrastructure and
electronic case file
Dr. Andreas Kerzmann, gematik GmbH
Communication between doctor and patient via mobile app
Dr. Uwe Henker, medatixx GmbH & Co. KG
Cross-sectoral use of IHE in the model region east saxony
Dr. Michael Hübschen, Telekom Healthcare Solutions
Panel Discussion
David Detzler, Dr. Uwe Henker, Andreas Kassner, Gunther Nolte,
Prof. Paul Schmücker, Dr. Pia Wieteck Panel Discussion
Armin de Greiff, Dr. Christof Geßner, Dr. Christian Haverkamp,
Dr. Michael Hübschen, Dr. Andreas Kerzmann
SESSION 16 | CONGRESS HALL 1
INNOVATIVE HEALTHCARE IT
Chaired by: Prof. Bernhard Breil, University of Applied Sciences
Niederrhein
mHealth – New panacea in the management of chronic disease!?
Dr. Stefan Becker, University Hospital Essen
Interoperable, user-friendly Telemonitoring System for Therapy
Control in Parkinson's disease
Neltje Emma Piro, Ulm University of Applied Sciences
11:30
SESSION 17 | CONGRESS HALL 2
HEALTH TELEMATICS AND VALUE ADDED SERVICES
Chaired by: Dr. Dominik Deimel, German Managed Care Association
Prof. Martin Staemmler, University of Applied Sciences
Stralsund
Workflow-based document exchange for telecooperation
Olga Heidebrecht, Berufsgenossenschaftliches
Unfallkrankenhaus Hamburg
Pilot project medicine initiative Saxony and Thuringia (ARMIN)
Prof. Guido Noelle, gevko GmbH
Optimized performance measurement system with Business
Intelligence in hospitals
Marcel Metzen, biX Consulting GmbH & Co. KG
Online patient's account in 12 languages – The direct and sure
connection with the doctor
Katrin Keller, samedi GmbH
Innovation through Google Glass? – Opportunities and barriers
for the patient of tomorrow
Monika Pobiruchin, Heilbronn University
The introduction of an e-health infrastructure – Current status
as well as future development and projects
Prof. Arno Elmer, gematik GmbH
Panel Discussion
Dr. Stefan Becker, Prof. Bernhard Breil, Marcel Metzen,
Neltje Emma Piro, Monika Pobiruchin
Panel Discussion
Dr. Dominik Deimel, Prof. Arno Elmer, Dr. Florian Fuhrmann
(KV Telematik GmbH), Olga Heidebrecht, Katrin Keller,
Prof. Guido Noelle, Prof. Martin Staemmler
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16 April | Congress
Congress Hall 3
Simultaneous translation
German  Englisch
Simultanübersetzung
Deutsch Englisch
09:30 SESSION 15 | CONGRESS HALL 3
IT IN NURSING: CONTINUITY OF CARE REQUIRES IT SUPPORT
OF NURSING CARE
Chaired by: Thomas Knieling, VDAB e. V.
Prof. Björn Sellemann, University Medical Center Göttingen
Practical ICT support in care – Wishful thinking?
Dr. Doris Wilke, Federal Ministry of Health
eNursingReport: one standard – Many graphical user interfaces
Mareike Przysucha, Osnabrück University of Applied Sciences
Communication between doctors in private practice and nurses in
retirement homes
Dr. Manfred Klemm, Regionales Gesundheitsnetz Leverkusen eG
Daniel Jozic, MicroNova AG
Panel Discussion
Daniel Jozic, Dr. Manfred Klemm, Thomas Knieling,
Mareike Przysucha, Prof. Björn Sellemann, Dr. Doris Wilke
11:30
16 April | Academy
MEDICATION PROCESSES IN HOSPITALS
The medication process is a very important part in patient care
and requires collaboration of professional and intersectoral
groups. The process is influenced by human, technical and procedural factors (work environment, organization, device technology, information technology, etc.). The aim is an individualized drug therapy with an optimized risk-benefit ratio that can
withstand economic status checks, as well as minimizing the
risks for patients and staff by faulty processes and products.
In the seminar, the medication process is viewed from different perspectives – pharmacist, doctor, care, information technology, and patient – and the current situation is compared
with the target process. Suggestions for approaching the target process are offered with the aim of feasibility in clinical
routine combined with highest possible drug safety. Industry
requirements are derived to implement an efficient, high-performance and comfortable medication process.
SESSION 18 | CONGRESS HALL 3
AMBIENT ASSISTED LIVING – A CONVEYOR OF INTEROPERABILITY?
Chaired by: Johannes Dehm, VDE e. V.
Prof. Dietmar Wolff, FINSOZ e. V.
At the end of the seminar there is the possibility of verifying
what has been learned in a test.
Cracking the AAL interoperability challenge – Recent
developments and recommendations on standards and
integration profiles
Lars Rölker-Denker, Oldenburg University
Time
9:00 am – 1:00 pm
Fee
130 Euros
Interoperability – Not only a technical challenge but also one of
business models and distribution channels
Birgid Eberhardt, Tellur GmbH
Room
Academy Room, Hall 2.2
AAL in Education: May users ask for or promote interoperability?
Stefanie Mielitz, Institut für Effizienz Kommunikation
Forschung GmbH
Telematics Infrastructure: Provides best conditions for the future
establishment of safe Ambient Assisted Living Applications
Benno Herrmann, gematik GmbH
Lecturers
Dr. Amin-Farid Aly, Drug Commission of the German Medical
Association
Prof. Harald Dormann, Klinikum Fürth
Dr. Marcus Hahn, KIT Services GmbH – Knappschaft Bahn See
Dr. Jochen Schnurrer, Essen University Hospital
Cornelia Vosseler, Vosseler Consulting
Village Community 2.0 – Old age in rural areas has a future –
BMBF experience project
Thomas Nerlinger, Gesundheitsregion EUREGIO e. V.
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16 April | Networking
Institutions
PANEL DISCUSSIONS & PRESENTATIONS
WE WOULD LIKE TO THANK ALL THE INSTITUTIONS WHICH
HAVE CONTRIBUTED TO OUR 2015 PROGRAMME.
Big Data in Health Care - The future in health research?
Organizer: German Association of Health IT Vendors – bvitg e. V.
Citizens access to telematics infrastructure
Organizer: German Association of Health IT Vendors
– bvitg e. V., imatics Software GmbH and German Association
of hospital IT Managers
Gamification of health – Impulse from digitization and the
world of startups Organizer: German Association of Health IT
Vendors – bvitg e. V., RetroBrain R&D / WEF Global Shapers
Innovative solutions for documentation and long term
storage of clinical treatment Organizer: Competence Center
for Electronic Signatures in Health Care
Innovation Fund: What can the industry expect?
Organizer: German Association of Health IT Vendors – bvitg e. V.
Where is telematics infrastructure heading? – Areas of
conflict, solutions, prospects
Organizer: Krankenhaus IT-Journal
WORKSHOPS
Medical office systems and Medical Device Act
Organizer: German Association of Health IT Vendors
– bvitg e. V. and Hausärztliche Vertragsgemeinschaft (HÄVG)
GUIDED TOURS
Guided tour: Digital record solutions, Mobility
Hospital tour “Telemedicine in stroke acute care“
Destination: Charité – Campus Benjamin Franklin:
Department of Neurology with Experimental Neurology
PARTNER EVENTS
Barcamp health IT 3.0: KIS, Big Data, mHealth, App & Co
Organizer: Berlin Partner for Business and Technology
conhIT Business Meetings
Organizer: Berlin Partner for Business and Technology and
Enterprise Europe Network Berlin-Brandenburg
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Agfa HealthCare GmbH
ALB FILS Clinics Göppingen
AOK-Federal Asscociation
Appcircus®
Arbeitskreis Informationstechnologie der Arbeitsgemeinschaft kommunaler
Groß- Krankenhäuser (AKG)
Association for Electrical, Electronic & Information Technologies (VDE)
Berlin Partner for Business and Technology
Bundesverband Internetmedizin e. V. (BIM)
Berufsverband Medizinischer Informatiker e.V.
Board of German University Hospitals (ALKRZ)
Catholic University of Applied Sciences of North Rhine – Westphalia
Competence Center for Signatures in Health Care
Charité
Dierks + Bohle Rechtsanwälte
Drug Commission of the German Medical Association
eHealth Consulting
E-HEALTH-COM
ENTSCHEIDERFABRIK
Essen University Hospital
Ethianum Clinic Heidelberg
European Coordination Committee of the Radiological, Electromedical and
Healthcare IT Industry
Federal Association for Managed Care e. V.
Federal Ministry of Health
Federal Office for Information Security (BSI)
FINSOZ – Fachverband Informationstechnologie in Sozialwirtschaft und
Sozialverwaltung e. V.
Friedrich-Wingert-Stiftung
gematik – Gesellschaft für Telematikanwendungen der Gesundheitskarte mbH
German Association for Medical Informatics, Biometry and Epidemiology
German Association of Hospital IT Managers
German Association of Medical Controlling
German Medical Association
GETEMED Medical and Information Technology AG
Havelhöhe Community Hospital
ID Information und Dokumentation im Gesundheitswesen GmbH & Co. KGaA
imatics Software GmbH
Ingenieurbüro für Medizintechnik GmbH
Johner Institut
KIT Services GmbH – Knappschaft Bahn See
Klinikum Fürth
kma – Das Gesundheitswirtschaftsmagazin
Krankenhaus IT-Journal
Persicon AG
ProContext Consulting GmbH
Projekt INFOPAT
Public Health Foundation
Retro Brain R&D
Rübel Consulting & Project Management
St. Bonifatius Hospital Lingen
TAYLOR WESSING Attorneys
Telekom Healthcare Solutions
The Association of German Healthcare Executives
The German Society of Hospital Pharmacists
TMF – Technology, Methods, and Infrastructure for Networked Medical Research
Tresorkonsortium
Universitätsklinikum Erlangen
University Medical Center Göttingen
University of Applied Sciences and Arts Hannover
University of Applied Sciences Darmstadt
University of Applied Sciences Dortmund
University of Applied Sciences Flensburg
University of Applied Sciences Konstanz
University of Applied Sciences Mannheim
University of Applied Sciences Niederrrhein
University of Applied Sciences Stralsund
University of Münster
VDE MedTech
Verband Deutscher Alten- und Behindertenhilfe e. V.
VISUS Technology Transfer GmbH
Vosseler Consulting
WEF Global Shapers
XL Health AG
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Ticket prices of conhIT 2015
Admission tickets
Day ticket
Exhibition grounds | Travel advice
Exhibition Grounds
3-day ticket
conhIT - Connecting Healthcare IT
14 - 16 April 2015
1
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Special rates for industryrelated associations
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Academy ticket
14.04.2015
9:00 am – 1:00 pm
Hall 2.2
Academy Room
130 Euros
Seminar 2:
Order data processing
15.04.2015
9:00 am – 1:00 pm
Hall 2.2
Academy Room
130 Euros
Seminar 3:
IT Risk Management
15.04.2015
9:00 am – 1:00 pm
Hall 1.2
PR-Room
130 Euros
Seminar 4:
Medication processes
in hospitals
16.04.2015
9:00 am – 1:00 pm
Hall 2.2
Academy Room
130 Euros
Admission at the South Entrance from 8:15 am for Academy participants only.
Each seminar is limited to 40 participants. Academy seminars will only
be held in German.
Excursions and Barcamp
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Industry partners of conhIT 2015
GOLD Partners
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